Sentence examples for we might settle from inspiring English sources

When we get through this fight, we might settle the question that we've been avoiding: What kind of country are we going to become in the 21st century?

We might settle for "late postmodernism," a term that suggests the peculiar statelessness of contemporary fiction, which finds itself wandering — not unhappily — between tradition and novelty, realism and anti-realism, the mass audience and the élitist critic.

We were scouting where we might settle after we left Iowa, and the valley looked like nothing we'd ever seen, a place where farming looked totally unfamiliar, except for the spots where cattle grazed or hay was being made.

We're considering a lawsuit, although we might settle for a free pizza coupon.

We're able to test the full-timer lifestyle (living full time in an RV) while exploring potential areas where we might settle permanently if we decide to hang up the keys," says Lynn.

If the phrase weren't so tied to George W. Bush, we might settle on calling it a decade of "political shock and awe".

We're hoping the problem might settle down but if he needs an operation then he is looking at up to five months out, which takes him out of the Six Nations".

Even if we could know how many people might arrive, we would not be able to anticipate where in the country these migrants might settle – and therefore where investments in public services would need to be increased to accommodate them.

It might settle something.

But it might settle them a bit.

After a free election, many Pakistanis might settle for that.